, 1887-04-14

Irrral,s' election to tn UIe. ,tataS s-s.-t- iF a
mater Of Li-J0--- IL -I"--esi-i : C. TolTs..r.
an Fos.l To- was - ---7 'g- '---'-- r7- --.-
York who ace-It-i So - f.I IT,, yD.a c.-..i - a.
H.. time the vote vG- being taken srs-- eEu.=-
Ir-l,-rsv- and LaHG-i tii- money to In. sr.a--,I
l-gl a.aT who had ,' Il.ry- o. v,ga for EnEl.-ty
though many Of tiI-m hai his Hou-y IA tbaiI
F-,sZ-ts- Iag.s was the next llG.'iug candidate
and BE- WAS elected Tie Legislators felt tI-t il
casting their votes Tor him they '-! l.. free from
suspicion. and in t'- 'gs- ~ measure aC %. al.
lie received Ms fi-zt .l-ry-1n- lie LaI T-t,IasI.
understand. & domination for cDl-,Fess before
this and had esT-at--i eventually 70 20 ta the
seHat-. tlpg-! he i-.i Ha- -irga-- .rl,~ tHa, the
time near at E-nI- IL SaT.ei his state so
ve!i that he reelected ia Is7. and Jgo wears
ago he was again elected. His record as a United
States senator Is too vel known 70 be repeated.
when Ingalls, first went Kansas he was sup
posed 70 b !FT-yiGiEEabl- bachelor. He paid
attention 70 the GINS of the frontier. and the
pretty maidans 81 TIE -.g-t cast their ,y.s az him
in vain. He met. however. 1t i rec-r.iln one
night. the daughter % ,.ey: York I'g rchaut who
had just come u AtcaGJl. Her name was Mis5
AEEI Ciiyys-9sIr4g!-zl and she VAS very fair t.
.oaE uI"r:. H tailed 10 her and found her con
versar..n - bright as her orcs and lie rode. back
20 SUMNER fIll Of Possibilities which Es soul
Tad -.I dreamed Of heretofore Shortly after thi
one of lis ffIeuis was married aIi iuEtI'S was
asi-.l L. u- lis best man. To his GCiiCl5 he
f"-E'. that Miss anna Ch-'s"bOroErh was one OF
thg 'i,i'--il2.is After This tic courtin, went ou
RAPIDLY CHi hi5 marriage was the result, The
lli=- ingalls, ot today IS the SIiss Anna Cheese
borough ii The past She i one Of the brightest
wo-Gag Of Washington society as well as on" %
the i-S, locking, Sle has had q larca family
s.ut tn cares ~ maternity do not weigh! :ar her
ami she enters as folly into Senator Iu.,Ils' po-
Llieal career as though size had TO domeztc mat
Js.s 70 bother her.
Senator ingalls, lives ct .tcLiso-. end his home
though by no grand. is Z most -,Isf2-tab!e
- Il Is 1iC- Il On T,I- bluff DgsT lrshiny the
iiS5Dnri, j. surrounded Ly half q block Of ground
~. = as view pc fag .ss that at II. Vernon
comprises the san. house IN which he spent
iis hon Igorn and l.s ~.u snyS consists Of this
m tnr additional rooms which were added to il
.7rry t.rle tt.at chj'd was born. It originally
. = f1rr rooms O. I a lccn-to 70 rJv
IS eIlI'ern rooms. u7I Il rn4 .eS orc I ink o.
G ideal hotel with al tc rooms on the grol!n.
'spr. 1t is only story and half high and it is
PAINTED blood red Il has wide porch running
rOrnd itS tWO sides facing the river and from
this porch he Ky-:l differ ut counties
number Of large cities. AMI the Missouri. which is
about as wide as the Potomac, winding along
through them. -
The most important pert OF tl,is house # Sena-
tor ingalls, is the l--2rv. Il is situated on tine
grcYnd hoor overlOoi-iag the Ni,s1EIi It, walls
are lined with books and az oTeu fireplace. blGzes
out behind brass fender through . high oak
mantcl richly colOred hy age unI smoke Upon
one bookcase there is a lifeazs bust If Cu;he and
each side of the IHaEtel a statu.tte Of Shake.
speare 0rd Byron. Here Ingalls, v"r;.s regularly
thTuu,hput the summer. He take S.T,Ii after
breakfast and then goes TO work with lis i-risats
seer, ,lry and works until dinner which .fter tn
custom Cf the country is in the middle Df tite dsy
Shortly after dinner he takes hcrz. .ec.- ride
| and ne is one of the finest riders in tue west Il
| likes good horse and always hGs a f.-st zinai,
! footer in his stable He has n r5u-i, c- ae@-ra
hundred acres of woodland near Atr-'.s,7r and l.
q this every ddv. FG.,;.s @. O. Err